K2AQUA Anubias Congensis Mini Live Aquarium Plant Compact Narrow Green Leaves Easy Care Low Light Foreground Midground Freshwater Tropical Tank

• 1 Plant. Size: 5-10 cm
• COMPACT NARROW GREEN LEAVES FOR A CLEAN, MODERN AQUASCAPE: Anubias Congensis Mini features slender, dark green leaves in a tight, upright form, perfect for foreground or midground placement in nano tanks or as detail in larger aquascapes.
• HARDY AND LOW MAINTENANCE – PERFECT FOR ALL AQUARISTS: This plant is incredibly resilient and thrives in a wide range of water conditions, making it an excellent choice for both beginners and experienced aquascapers. Anubias grows slowly and requires minimal trimming, making it a hassle-free addition to any aquarium.
• BEST CONDITIONS FOR HEALTHY GROWTH AND LONGEVITY: Anubias thrives in low to moderate lighting and does not require CO2 injection, though additional nutrients can encourage healthier growth. It prefers a water temperature range of 22-28°C and a pH level between 6.0 and 7.5. Difficulty level: Easy, making it a great plant for any freshwater setup.
• HOW TO PLANT ANUBIAS: Please follow the short instructions: Anubias should be attached to wood or stone or other ornaments with a fishing line or cotton thread (do not use glue to attach plant to ornaments , wood , etc...). Anubias can also be planted in the substrate but must have longer roots, the rhizome should be easily visible as otherwise it can easily rot.

Listing is for Loose Plant. Anubias Congensis Mini is a compact and elegant rhizome plant, loved for its slim, narrow green leaves and tidy, upright growth habit. As a miniature version of the standard Congensis, this variety is perfect for nano aquariums or as a foreground to midground feature in larger planted tanks. Its sleek form and low maintenance needs make it a favourite among aquascapers who appreciate clean lines and subtle structure. Like all Anubias, it is incredibly hardy and undemanding, thriving in low to moderate lighting and requiring no CO₂ injection. It grows slowly, making it an ideal choice for low-tech setups and low-maintenance layouts. As a rhizome plant, it should be attached to hardscape—such as driftwood or rocks—to avoid burying the rhizome, which could lead to rot. Its tough leaves make it resistant to nibbling by fish, while its small size and controlled growth ensure it won’t overtake the aquascape. In addition to its aesthetic value, Anubias Congensis Mini improves aquarium health by absorbing nutrients, helping reduce algae, and offering natural cover for shrimp and small fish.